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You don't need to push the needle as a junior though. It's a "completed project" where one can glean many insights. And the matter of transferrable skills is si
by butlike 5mo ago
You don't need to push the needle as a junior though. It's a "completed project" where one can glean many insights. And the matter of transferrable skills is simply a matter of being able to say how what you learned applies in a different context. A useful skill in-and-of-itself
- PurpleRamen 5mo ago> You don't need to push the needle as a junior though. Doesn't matter. Many young people have strong motivations to shine and push, especially when they are in high profile-jobs. Legacy-projects are simply not alluring enough for this.